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Toyo Ito is a renowned Japanese architect known for his innovative designs that blend physical and virtual worlds, challenging conventional forms and construction methods. Born in 1941, he has received numerous awards, including the Pritzker Prize in 2013, for projects such as the Sendai Mediatheque and the Taichung Metropolitan Opera House. Ito’s work often explores the relationship between architecture, people, and the environment, employing materials and technologies in a way that creates fluid, organic spaces. His designs are highly influential and have contributed significantly to the global architectural discourse.
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Toyo Ito, the acclaimed Japanese architect, created the stunning White U House in 1976 as a tribute to his late brother-in-law, with the intention of providing a serene and tranquil…
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The International Baroque Museum in Puebla has been designed by the famous Japanese Architect Toyo Ito. The Museum showcases the best of international baroque pieces from Brazil, Cuba, China, Spain,…
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The dreams of the 1960s began to disappear in the 1970s. The economy collapsed, and so did the optimism of the Metabolists. – Toyo Ito
With the title of A Japanese Constellation: Toyo Ito, SANAA, and Beyond, the MoMa exhibition will focus on the network of architects and designers developed around Pritzker Prize winner Toyo…
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This Tokyo Art University Library by Japanese architect Toyo Ito is organised with arches arranged along curved lines (photos by Iwan Baan). Tama Art University Library technical information Architects: Toyo Ito…
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